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The leaderboard
Soopascore ranks every player by how they actually play — every shot, every rally, every match. Filter by location, group, or gender. Then pick a shot category and see who really owns it.
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"Who has the best backhand in Glasgow? Now there's an actual answer."
That's what Soopascore is for.How it will work
Soopascore is a mobile app currently in development. Here's how it will work when it launches — join the waitlist to be part of the early access programme and help shape the product.
Open the app
Download Soopascore on iOS or Android. A quick setup before your match is all that's needed to get started.
Mount and record
Securely mount your phone at the back of the court — on a tripod, fence attachment, or similar stable mount. Hit record and play your match.
Get your Soopascore
When the match ends, your score is ready. A single honest rating built from every shot you played — context, intention, and opponent strength all factored in.
Check the leaderboard
Your score goes live. See where you rank in your club, city, or country — and track how you're improving match by match.
iOS & Android
Works on any modern smartphone. No specialist hardware needed.
Score in minutes
Your Soopascore is ready before you leave the court.
Your data, yours
You control what you share. Your match data belongs to you.
Why Soopascore is different
Most tennis stats just count things — aces, double faults, winners. Soopascore doesn't just count. It understands. Every shot is rated in context, because tennis isn't played in a vacuum.
Context
A forehand winner on a short ball mid-rally is worth less than the same winner when you're on the back foot under pressure. Soopascore knows the difference — it weights every shot by the situation it was played in.
Intention
Was that shot an attack, a defence, or a neutral rally ball? Soopascore reads tactical intent on every shot — so a brilliant defensive lob counts differently to a winner hit from a comfortable position. Your intelligence is measured, not just your power.
Opponent strength
Winning a point against a top-ranked club player is worth more than winning the same point against a beginner. Soopascore factors in who you're playing — so your rating reflects the level you're actually competing at, not just how many points you won.
The result is a score that's genuinely hard to game. You can't inflate your Soopascore by playing weak opponents or hitting easy winners. The only way to improve it is to actually get better — at the right moments, against real competition.
Your Soopascore
Soopascore measures your entire game — every groundstroke, volley, return, and approach. Click any pillar below to see the insights underneath your score.
Serve — score 82
Your most dangerous pattern: wide serve → FH to open court, winning 68% of points. You use it on 22% of wide serve points. You should be using it on 40%+.
What would move this score: The technical consistency of your T serve is the single biggest drag on this pillar. Improve it and your serve score jumps significantly — your wide serve already shows you have the quality.
Rally — score 86
You attack 62% of short balls — but win only 38% of those points. Your decision-making is correct. Your execution of the attacking shot isn't keeping up. That gap is directly addressable on a practice court.
What would move this score: Your BH is a liability your opponents already know about. Making it a credible threat — not a weapon, just credible — would transform your rally patterns entirely.
Return — score 81
Your deep crosscourt backhand return is already elite level. But your DTL return forces DEFEND on only 18% of serves. You have a weapon. You're not using it enough — and opponents know it.
What would move this score: This isn't a technical issue — it's a decision-making habit. You're leaving 31 percentage points of win rate on the table every time you go passive on a short serve. Soopascore tracks it every match so you can watch it shift.
Momentum — score 79
Your Hot-Hand Index is genuinely elite — 74% win rate on a streak. But your Soopascore Coefficient drops sharply across Set 2. You start well, fade under pressure. The data shows exactly when and why.
What would move this score: After long rallies and missed easy balls, your win rate in the very next point drops significantly. This isn't fitness. It's a between-point reset issue — and it's the most coachable thing on your entire scorecard.
Dynamism — score 77
You are far too comfortable at the baseline. You almost never approach the net, and your rally patterns are so predictable that good opponents are already moving before you've struck the ball. This makes you a significantly smaller threat than your ball-striking quality deserves.
What would move this score: Approaching the net more isn't just about net play — it's about the threat of it. Even occasionally stepping forward changes how opponents have to think about your crosscourt. Right now they don't have to respect anything else. Soopascore tracks your net approach rate every match so you can watch it shift.
The insights underneath
Soopascore surfaces the statistics that actually explain your tennis. Not aces and double faults — the numbers that tell you why you're winning and losing points.
Serve pressure
41%
Of wide serves force an immediate defensive return — your Serve Pressure Index. Know which serve is actually your weapon.
Rally win curve
61% → 36%
Win rate in rallies under 4 shots vs over 7. Your data tells you exactly how long you want points to last.
Defensive collapse
40% → 17%
Win rate after 1 defensive shot vs 3 consecutive. Soopascore shows how quickly you crumble under sustained pressure.
Shot quality drift
Set 1 → 3
Does your shot quality improve or collapse as matches go on? Soopascore tracks your Soopascore Coefficient across the entire match.
Momentum streaks
79%
Win rate in rallies where you string together 3+ consecutive EPV-positive shots. Know when you're building — and sustain it.
Short ball punishment
72% vs 41%
Points won attacking vs going passive on weak serves. The gap tells you exactly how much value you're leaving on the court.
Player archetypes
Soopascore identifies your archetype from your match data — and shows you exactly why it fits. Below is Jamie F. — Soopascore 84, Lochside Racquet Club — viewed through three different archetype lenses. The same player. The same stats. Three very different stories.
First Strike Assassin
Aggressive baseline · Short points · High attack rate
Jamie's data is emphatically Assassin. He attacks early, ends points fast, and his Serve+1 pattern is elite. His short-rally win rate of 88% is among the highest in the Glasgow leaderboard. This is his identity — and Soopascore is built around helping him become a better version of it.
Progress insight
Jamie's Assassin fit score has improved from 84 → 91 over the last 6 matches. His Serve+1 execution is getting sharper — the wide serve → open court pattern now appearing in 31% of wide serve points, up from 22%.
Jamie F. — Assassin lens
Soul Crusher
Defence-first · Long rallies · Relentless consistency
Jamie is not a Soul Crusher — and he should never try to be. His defence quality is 44 and his long-rally survival is 38. When Jamie is forced to grind, he loses. His Defensive Collapse Coefficient is steep: win rate drops from 40% after one defensive shot to just 17% after three. The data says get out early or get out.
What Jamie can borrow from this archetype
Soul Crushers excel at reset patience — knowing when to slow the point down rather than forcing an attack. Jamie's Momentum score would improve if he adopted one element: not trying to win on the first ball when he's been pushed back. Reset, then strike.
Jamie F. — Soul Crusher lens
Chaos Merchant
High attack · High variance · Momentum-driven
Jamie shares the Chaos Merchant's aggression — but not the variance. Where a true Chaos Merchant swings wildly between brilliant and reckless, Jamie is more controlled: his attack rate is high but his shot selection is deliberate. His Hot-Hand Index (74%) overlaps with this archetype. His attack variance doesn't — he's too disciplined to be chaos.
What Jamie can borrow from this archetype
Chaos Merchants are elite at capitalising on momentum streaks. Jamie already has a strong Hot-Hand Index — but he doesn't always press the advantage when he's on a run. Introducing more variance in shot selection when ahead (not behind) would make him significantly harder to read.
Jamie F. — Chaos Merchant lens
The analytics engine
Every Soopascore is built from detailed, shot-by-shot analysis across your entire game. Once you know your number, drill into exactly what's driving it — and what to fix.
Serve intelligence
Serve Pressure Index, Serve+1 Pattern Value, direction vs quality heatmaps. Know which serve actually wins you points.
Rally analytics
Pressure Creation Rate, Short-Ball Punishment, Directional Pattern Value. Understand exactly where your rally game creates danger — and where it leaks.
Momentum engine
EPV Timeline, Hot-Hand Index, Run Susceptibility Score. See the invisible flow of every match — shot by shot, point by point.
Shot quality scoring
Every shot rated in context. Difficulty-adjusted SQS separates shots you hit well under pressure from shots you hit well under comfort.
Dynamism engine
Tempo, pattern, and positional dynamism scores reveal how predictable — or dangerous — your game is to play against.
Improvement pathways
Soopascore doesn't just show you the gap — it tells you exactly which sessions and drills will move your number fastest.
For coaches
Soopascore gives coaches something that's never existed before: objective, shot-by-shot match data for every player in your programme — without hours of video analysis.
The question isn't just how good is this player. It's: are they improving? Is their Rally score trending up? Is the red-flagged Dynamism pillar moving after six weeks of focused work? Are you spending practice time on the things that actually move their Soopascore?
Coaches have always known what to work on. Now they can prove it's working.
Player progression
Tap any player to see their full progression — overall Soopascore and individual pillar trends across every match.
Jamie F.
Lochside Racquet Club
86
↑7 over 8 weeks
Coach insight
Rally score has improved from 79 → 86 following focused BH crosscourt work. Dynamism remains red-flagged — net approach rate still only 6%. Recommended focus: forward court pressure drills.
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